CyberLaw and Business Report

Bennet Kelley discusses Hate in the USA as he welcomes Heidi Beirich who leads the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Intelligence Project. She discusses the SPLC's findings that the number of hate groups in the United States rose for a second year in a row in 2016 as the radical right was energized by the candidacy of Donald Trump, according to their recently released annual census of hate groups and other extremist organizations.

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Bennet Kelley welcomes back Free Press’ Matt Wood to talk about the Battle over Net Neutrality. Before joining Free Press, he worked at the public interest law firm Media Access Project and in the communications practice groups of two private law firms in Washington, D.C. Before that, he served as editor-in-chief for the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, worked for PBS, and spent time at several professional and college radio and television stations. 

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Art is the founder of New Media Rights and a law professor at California Western School of Law, specializing in the areas of internet, intellectual property, privacy, and media law. Art has provided and overseen legal services to nearly 2000 small businesses, entrepreneurs, and creators, and is a 3 time appointee to the Federal Communication Commission’s Consumer Advisory Committee.

The book is co-written by Teri Karobonik who is a former Staff Attorney at New Media Rights where she worked with all manner of creative individuals on a daily basis on preventative, transactional and pre-litigation matters. In 2015 Teri was appointed as an Internet Law & Policy Foundry Fellow in recognition of her work as an early career leader in the tech law and policy space.

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Art is the founder of New Media Rights and a law professor at California Western School of Law, specializing in the areas of internet, intellectual property, privacy, and media law. Art has provided and overseen legal services to nearly 2000 small businesses, entrepreneurs, and creators, and is a 3 time appointee to the Federal Communication Commission’s Consumer Advisory Committee.

He is also co-author of  Don't Panic: A Legal Guide (in plain english) for Small Businesses Creative Professionals,  a  book is co-written by Teri Karobonik who is a former Staff Attorney at New Media Rights where she worked with all manner of creative individuals on a daily basis on preventative, transactional and pre-litigation matters.Listeners can grab the book for 20% off ($3) by using this code "EHCBPZHD" at this special link.

Bennet Kelley welcomes back return guest Walter O’Brien (aka “Scorpion”). Walter is the founder of Los Angeles-based ScorpionComputerServices.com and ConciergeUp.com, a global think tank for hire that provides intelligence on demand as a concierge service for ANY funded need. Walter is the Executive Producer of the hit CBS-TV drama Scorpion with over 26 million television viewers that is inspired by his life.

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Center for Strategic and International Studies senior vice president James Lewis, who writes on technology, security, and innovation., discusses Cybersecurity for the 45th President. Lewis is an internationally recognized expert on cybersecurity. His writings include “Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency,” which was noted by President Barack Obama in his first speech on cybersecurity. 

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Bennet Kelley speaks with craigslist founder Craig Newmark about his campaign against online harassment at Wikipedia. Since 2011,  Newmark has been working though craigconnects to unite the world for the common good using the Internet. It seeks to identify, connect, and promote organizations that are making that vision happen.  This includes the organizations and interests highlighted below.

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Bennet Kelley speaks with Wayne May,  the founder of the UK-based Scam Survivors Online, a volunteer staffed organization that focuses on:

Making scammers’ lives harder by exposing their details and scripts to search engines.Educating the public, thus removing scammers’ sources of income as scams will continue as long as there are victims.Helping people to see that, even after being scammed, they CAN move forward and things DO get better.

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Bennet discusses the Implications of a potential A T and T/T-Mobile Merger with, plus an interview with U.S. Rep Dana Rohrabacher, R-California about a Congressional Patent Bill Disguised as Bank Bailout.

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First up this week is the question on wether or not California will approve the "Amazon Tax", and Lisa Picarille gives Bennet an update on just what the current outlook is. In the second half of the show marketing legend Q gives insight into the "Law of Q" and how technology has evolved the advertising space since he began.

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